Part,  Chapter

1 1,3|  time, since they had to provide for the immediate wants
2 1,6|  and it was advisable to provide against it. ~In any case
3 1,0|  was at fault. They must provide for their most pressing
4 2,1| But, captain, as we must provide against everything, I shall
5 2,1| will for a long time yet provide for the consumption in trade." ~"
6 3,1|  were gathered, so as to provide a new harvest for the approaching
7 3,9|  more than sufficient to provide the ship for a voyage, however